my father had that color in his '02 and it was a pain to sell (in the booming economy of 05-06) because of the color lol. he found a woman who loved the color and was going to use it as a DD (he used it as a weekend car)

 

Every day another s2000 is wrapped around a tree.
No seriously, in 20 years it will be mildly collectible, in 40 years a true collectors that will sell for 15-25k restored. Look at the mustang, one of the most common cars out there in america, and 1960s stangs sell like hot cakes. I'm not saying the s2000 is the same, I am just saying every day another s2000 is salvaged or turned into a parts car to put the engine into a strange new 1960s project car . Eventually the s3000 will be the new s2000 and the old s2000 will take place like the s600. Everything becomes a classic after a while, and who says gasoline will last forever? In 80 years you'll have to convert old car engines to a new fuel source. Nothing lasts forever on this planet. Shit indeedly does happen.
(Bless the souls of those who have died driving this car )

Edit: Speaking of weird old cars...
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=332026

 

That is one nice looking NFR. I have a 01 with over 114k miles on it so I'm jealous. I wouldn't pay that much for it though. If I had money I would pay $15-17k.

 

[QUOTE=BlackBearTX,Feb 25 2010, 01:04 PM]Every day another s2000 is wrapped around a tree.

 

well i remember hearing when the 370z's came out some guy paid 52k for one and it's not even rumored to be limited

btw, i saw that nfr and thought 2 things: the guy is out of his damn mind and man that's so clean and well kept.

 

certain color 2009 Cr's are impossible to get

 

I wish him luck. I bought mine new last Apr. for 26300

 

insane price but mint!